NASA conducted a long-duration hot fire of an RS-25 certification engine on March 21, continuing a key series of testing to support future Space Launch System (SLS) missions to deep space as part of Artemis missions as the agency continues to inspire the world through discovery. Operators fired t
NASA successfully conducted a 10-minute hot fire of an RS-25 certification engine on March 21, surpassing the required power levels and duration for SLS missions, ensuring the engine’s safety and performance capabilities. Credit: NASA/Stennis
As part of the Artemis missions, NASA tested an RS-25 certification engine at the Stennis Space Center, pushing it to 113% power level, showcasing its readiness for deep space exploration. Credit: NASA/Stennis NASA’s recent long-duration hot fire test of the RS-25 certification engine at Stennis Space Center proved its capabilities and safety margins, setting the stage for its role in powering the Space Launch System on Artemis missions to deep space. Credit: NASA/Stennis
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